Lustre: Liquid DnB is a journey through shimmering textures, rolling rhythms, and deeply emotive soundscapes. Built for producers chasing atmosphere and feeling, this collection captures the soul of liquid drum & bass - melancholic piano progressions meet hypnotic breaks and glistening vocals, drifting like mist across twilight cityscapes. Every sound is designed to move, flow, and carry your music into places both intimate and cinematic.

This is a pack steeped in mood, the melodies will resonate with you due to their human touch, glowing with the warmth of memory and emotion. Basslines coil in the shadows - they’re deep, rich, and restless. While dreamy synths weave through reverb-soaked corridors. There’s a sense of momentum in everything here, a pulse that drives forward but never rushes.

The drums, well, they really do feel alive, responsive, and full of groove; never static, always shifting. Whether you're working with the swing of a stripped break or the urgency of a full loop, there's a tactile energy to these rhythms that invites experimentation. Percussive FX and atmospheric accents add colour and space, filling in the remaining contours of your mix with effortless cohesion. But perhaps the most striking element is the vocal work: delicate, soulful, and haunting. Female adlibs rise and fall like ghostly mantras, chopped phrases cut through the mix with intimacy and presence.

Lustre is something personal and powerful, in the hands of you, the producer, this is an open invitation to create something truly unique with plenty of feeling.

All sound content designed by Rewind Samples’ in-house team.

Rewind Samples ensure all recordings are exported in industry-standard, and the most versatile, 24-bit/44.1kHz WAV. Both loop and one-shot samples are always presented without any additional processing or effects to give producers maximum flexibility and control over their sound. We encourage you to chop, mash-up, and abstract these samples from their original forms to allow your creativity to flourish fully. Why not get digging through the wider Loopcloud catalogue too - see where you end up.